Mixed Triumph Tulip - 50 bulbs

Planted these last fall, zone 6B. We had a mild to warm spring and everything started sprouting early. Then we had a 48 hour deep freeze, which killed everything except these tulips. They have a little frostbite on the leaves and one or two may not bloom but I can’t believe the rest pulled through. Very beautiful and hearty! Will be purchasing more this fall.

I planted all 50 of them in the fall and when Spring came, all 50 of them were beautiful

I was skeptical ordering these in the fall because I couldn't find tulips in any store near me. However I was blown away with the results. Incredible.

I bought these and planted them in the South when I was supposed to. These are not cheap. Had a landscaper do my yard and planted them. They never came out. I planted over 100 of them. Nothing! Was so disappointed. Spent so much and nothing. I'll never plant tulips again. Bad luck with them.

All of the bulbs came up but at different times, in different heights, and only in red and pink ranging from 18" for the red and 10-12" for the pink. They are beautiful but look odd because of the different heights.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. I decided late in the season to plant a tulip bed and took a chance on ordering these bulbs via Amazon. Time will tell if they sprout but the bulbs arrived in great condition! No mold or squishiness. I purchase 1200+ bulbs and of them about 5 were not plantable but the rest looked GREAT! Good color and firm to the touch. Would buy from this seller again.

I have never planted tulips before and I have very little experience gardening. My moms backyard needed some TLC so we purchased a garden box and ordered these bulbs. If you're inexperienced like me, theres a ton of information about planting on youtube! When the bulbs first arrived, I kept the box in the fridge. They need to be chilled for several weeks to get the best results and to reduce risk of mold. When ground temperatures cooled off to ~40-50 degrees and are relatively dry still, I started getting the tools to plant. (This was about mid November since we had extended warmer temperatures last year in PNW). You don't want to plant during a week with lots of rain because I learned that the bulbs can rot. Also choose a spot that gets a lot of sunshine. I dug about 6 inches deep and placed the bulbs facing pointed tip up in rows of alternating 5 and 4 bulbs with 1.5 inch separation. I wanted a "full" look. Then covered with some fertilizer, fresh bags of soil from home depot and then a layer of mulch and patted that all down. I don't need to worry about animals digging them up and eating them here so I didn't cover them with chicken wire but I have heard that is technique others use. Overall I am thrilled with these results and will repurchase from this brand in the future!! Only a few bulbs had to be thrown out ~5-8 in total. I cannot recommend these bulbs enough. Best of luck to all your gardeners out there!

Most of them grew. I planted them in the fall and they came up the following spring. All were red except one yellow.